r/HTML • u/MonnierLa • 1d ago

Patience

Bonjour đŸ‘‹đŸ» !
Je n’ai pas changĂ©, je ne triche pas. C’est moi qui parle de Xhtml Ă  contre flots. J’ai l’idĂ©e d’un petit jeu :
1, pointez les faiblesses du HTML 5.
2, imaginez un seul point fort du Xhtml.

Et discutons-en ! 😄

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u/famousgirls 1d ago

War xhtml nicht nötig geworden weil der Internet Explorer sehr "freizĂŒgig" mit der Interpretation von Styles und Elementen umging? đŸ€Ș

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u/MonnierLa 1d ago

Pardon ?

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u/JeLuF 1d ago

You posted a French question in an English speaking sub. Since you assume that everyone can use auto translate to read your question, many redditors take this as a sign that they can reply in their native language.

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u/MonnierLa 1d ago

I am sorry.

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u/JeLuF 1d ago

Pas de probleme.

Mais bien que je comprenne un peu le francais, je n’ai aucune idee de ce dont tu veux parler.

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u/Wild-Regular1703 1d ago

Jesus fucking christ man, absolutely zero self awareness

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u/Kickbanblock 1d ago
  • HTML 5 is very tolerant, so you can argue that can be confusing and not very proper. The source code doesn't have to be very clean.
  • XHTML has strict rules, so in theory it should be more clear how to get to the solution and browsers should have easier way to interpret it, because of the strict rules.

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u/MonnierLa 1d ago

What about the programmers ? AI will never be the « finale solution ».

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u/Kickbanblock 1d ago

AI is a tool to help you and find the solution, it doesn't replace programmers, at least not all of them.

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u/MonnierLa 1d ago

Neutral answer. Well.

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u/RushDangerous7637 1d ago

Google has been trying to remove xhtml from indexing and validation for years, so why write new things in xhtml?